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September 26, 1774 - March 18, 1845 so 70 years old when he died
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Why was john Chapman called Johnny Appleseed?
The only reason John Chapman was known to be called ''Johnny appleseed'', He wanted to be a pioneer and he knew the lord was the only one to tell him to set out to plant appleseeds all over the terrain in the village and across the valley. The name came from the anonymous character..? -Jason Otten
How many years did Abraham Lincoln live in Kentucky?
yes, Abe Lincoln did live in kentucy. he was born in kentucy
Are there many women welders in the US?
I am not sure of the number, but I myself Veronica Miller) have been a welder for 22 years. I am 39 and live in Ohio.
How many years did Samuel Morse live?
Samuel Morse lived until he was eighty. He died 25 days short of his 81st birthday.
How many Native Americans live in pueblo?
how many Native Americans live in Pueblo they did not have the awnser were i looked
What is johnny appleseed famous for?
Johnny Appleseed is famous for him finding apples...Johny appleseed started growing the apples all over the country. Their are many stories about Johnny Appleseed.
How many sisters and brothers did Johnny Appleseed have?
11
How did johnny Appleseed get nickname?
He gave people sacks of apple seeds and he himself loved to plant many of the beautiful trees. Therefore he earned the nickname of Johnny Appleseed.
How many years did Johnny Appleseed plant apple trees?
Johnny Appleseed, real name John Chapman, wandered the Ohio Valley from 1792 until his death in 1845. He was a philanthropist, naturalist and animal welfare advocate, who made it his life mission to plant seeds that would grow into apple trees for all to enjoy.
How do you spell johny apple seed?
The correct spelling of the name is Johnny Appleseed(John Chapman 1774-1845).
Why was john Chapman called Johnny Appleseed?
The only reason John Chapman was known to be called ''Johnny appleseed'', He wanted to be a pioneer and he knew the lord was the only one to tell him to set out to plant appleseeds all over the terrain in the village and across the valley. The name came from the anonymous character..? -Jason Otten
Is Johnny Appleseed a folktale?
No he is not. He is One Hundred Percent real and there are many descendants. Johnny Appleseed's real name is Johnny Chapman whose descendants then turned into the Carpenters and I am proud to say I am a direct Descendant. I am Anna Louise Rowlands Frye. My Grandmother was a Chapman and she lived in Dexter City, Ohio just North of Marietta. I was born in Dexter City. None of the items I've read concerning Johnny even mention Dexter City but there is a beautiful monument to him at that location.
Who is the author of johnny apple seed?
The authorship of the story of Johnny Appleseed is not attributed to a specific person. Johnny Appleseed is a American folklore character who spread apple trees across the United States in the 19th century. There have been various accounts and retellings of his story over the years, but no single author is commonly associated with it.
How many years was johnny Carson on tv?
Johnny Carson was on TV for thirty years : 1962-1992 .
How many years was Johnny Carson on the air?
Johnny Carson was active for 1950 to 1994
Did Native Americans have apples?
Yes, and despite popular folk tales of Johnny Appleseed, it was actually the Native Americans that intentionally spread seeds of the Apple tree, and many others, throughout the lands they occupied or traveled on.
For how many years did Ed McMahon announce 'here's Johnny' on the Tonight Show with Johnny Carson?
Sources say thirty years, almost thirty years, and over thirty years. When Johnny retired as host of the Tonight Show, Ed also retired as the announcer.
